This comprehensive service repair manual is your essential guide for maintaining and repairing your 1992 Chrysler LeBaron, Fifth Avenue, Acclaim, or Dodge Shadow. Packed with detailed information and clear illustrations, this manual will equip you with the knowledge to tackle any repair job, from routine maintenance to complex overhauls.

The manual covers every aspect of your vehicle, including the chassis and body, electrical systems, fuel and emission systems, lubrication and maintenance schedules, suspension and driveshafts, brakes, manual transaxle and clutch, cooling system, engine, exhaust system, intake manifold, frame and bumpers, steering, transaxle, wheels and tires, body, heating and air conditioning systems, and comprehensive wiring diagrams.

With step-by-step instructions, detailed diagrams, and precise torque specifications, this manual simplifies even the most challenging repair tasks. You'll find everything you need to diagnose problems, source parts, and confidently perform repairs yourself.

The 1992 model year saw a diverse lineup of vehicles under the Chrysler and Dodge banners, encompassing the luxurious LeBaron, the upscale Fifth Avenue, the mid-size Acclaim, and the sporty Shadow. These vehicles, though distinct in their positioning and features, shared common underpinnings, powertrains, and design elements, representing a strategic approach to capturing a large market segment. The LeBaron, available in both coupe and convertible configurations, offered a touch of elegance with its flowing lines and plush interiors. The Fifth Avenue, a full-size sedan, aimed for a more stately presence, featuring a formal design and generous interior space. The Acclaim, a mid-size sedan, provided a balance of practicality and comfort, catering to everyday driving needs. The Shadow, on the other hand, was a compact coupe and hatchback, appealing to younger demographics with its sporty handling and performance-oriented image.

Under the hood, these vehicles were powered by a range of engines, including the ubiquitous 2.2-liter four-cylinder and the more powerful 2.5-liter four-cylinder, both of which were known for their reliability and fuel efficiency. The LeBaron and Fifth Avenue also offered a 3.0-liter V6 option, delivering increased horsepower and torque for a more spirited driving experience. In terms of transmissions, the 1992 models were equipped with either a 4-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual gearbox, depending on the specific trim level and engine choice. The shared platform and design elements allowed for efficient production and cost-effectiveness, while the diverse range of models catered to the varied needs and tastes of American car buyers. Despite their individual strengths and unique identities, these 1992 Chrysler and Dodge models all embodied the brand's commitment to quality, affordability, and driving satisfaction.